Should we have Fuel Injectors cleaned?
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Never heard of anyone doing it (removing and cleaning) unless they fail. I can recommend a can of BG44K every 10K or so. I don't use injector cleaner on my vehicles, but based on the reviews of that stuff I have been using it for a few years. No idea if it makes a difference to be honest and the interweb is chock full of views about injector cleaners/additives, etc.
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I add Seafoam every so often, the downfall of using zero ethanol premium fuel is that it does not keep things as clean as it could be. So I tend to agree with pagoda, the injectors should not need direct cleaning unless there is a reason. I think just running cleaner a couple times a year makes a good enough difference. Key is to add the cleaner, run vehicle for a while to make sure cleaner is in the fuel at the injectors (this can mean over a 10 mile drive, lots of fuel stored in those lines!) then let sit overnight. Also I tend to go pretty concentrate, a little over a quarter tank for one can.
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Seems the benefit would be cleaner injectors.
I use BG44K every 15,000 miles. I believe that's the official recommended interval from Land Rover.
Additionally, there is a BG Service which cleans the injectors at the rail. It is my understanding this is a good and necessary service for the LR3 to prevent injector clogging. When I had it done at a shop it was >$400.
I use BG44K every 15,000 miles. I believe that's the official recommended interval from Land Rover.
Additionally, there is a BG Service which cleans the injectors at the rail. It is my understanding this is a good and necessary service for the LR3 to prevent injector clogging. When I had it done at a shop it was >$400.
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